Configuring the System 4-9
Peripheral Configuration Submenu
This submenu can be used to configure your system’s ports or
peripheral devices. To enter the submenu, highlight this field,
then press
Enter
. The following options appear:
Serial Port A/Serial Port B
These options let you configure your system’s Serial Port
A and Serial Port B. You can choose “Auto,” “Enabled,”
or “Disabled.” The “Enabled” setting should be 3F8h,
IRQ4. Note that if you set a specific serial port address, it
does not appear in the list of options for the other serial
port. Serial Port B is “Disabled.”
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CAUTION
An asterisk symbol appearing next to an option
indicates that the selected IRQ is set to conflict
with another device.
Note:
If you select the Enabled option, you’ll
see additional options that allow you to specify
the Base I/O address and IRQs for the port
you're configuring.
Parallel Port
This option configures the system’s parallel port. Choose
“Auto,” “Enabled,” or “Disabled.” The “Enabled” setting
of the parallel port is bidirectional, 378h, IRQ7.
Note:
If you select the Enabled option, you’ll
see additional options that allow you to specify
the Base I/O address and IRQs for the port
you’re configuring.
Summary of Contents for PowerMate SPB-Wash
Page 55: ...4 Configuring the System System BIOS and the Setup Utility BIOS Flash Utility Video Drivers...
Page 161: ...B System Specifications Standard Features Environmental Specifications...
Page 177: ...C System Board Connectors and Error Messages System Board Connectors Error Messages Beep Codes...
Page 220: ...Index 5 Z Zip drive release button data lamp 1 14 using 1 13...